You live in Missouri?

Just ran this on an XP client against a Win2K DHCP server:

dhcpcmd 192.168.1.10 enumclients 192.168.1.0 -v (You can also use -h for just the hardware info)

The first IP is the DHCP Server, the second is the subnet from which you wish to retrieve the client info.

The results are as follows:
code:
DHCP Server version 5.5
Num Client info read = 2.
Total Client count = 2.
ClientInfo :
        IP Address = 192.168.1.200.
        SubnetMask = 255.255.255.0.
        Client Hardware Address = 00-80-ad-78-92-0e.
        Name = ws-main.deadminstrel.com.
        Comment = (null).
        Type = DHCP
        Expires = 04/19/2003 22:46:10.
        Owner Host IP Address = 192.168.1.10.
        Owner Host NetBios Name = SVR.
        Owner Host Name = (null).
ClientInfo :
        IP Address = 192.168.1.203.
        SubnetMask = 255.255.255.0.
        Client Hardware Address = 00-80-64-16-0a-50.
        Name = (null).
        Comment = (null).
        Type = DHCP
        Expires = 04/20/2003 07:54:35.
        Owner Host IP Address = 192.168.1.10.
        Owner Host NetBios Name = SVR.
        Owner Host Name = (null).
Command successfully completed.
The only unusual thing that happened was I got an "unable to retrieve DHCP server version" the first time I ran it. After I ran 'dhcpcmd 192.168.1.10 GetVersion' it returned the version and then the enumclients command ran successfully. After which, I couldn't reproduce the error. Maybe just a fluke.

[ 19. April 2003, 03:01: Message edited by: Steve B ]
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Stevie